Raising of America
The Elks Club
117 N 1st St, Watertown
Watertown, WI 53094
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
2016-11-16 18:30:00
2016-11-16 19:30:00
America/Chicago
Raising of America
AAUW- Watertown invites you to a public meeting focused on the importance of early childhood development and the future of our nation. The goal is to help inform people of the challenges young families face and to start talking about ways policies can help.
It will begin with a demonstration by Beth Mueller and some students of the Read, Rhyme and Rhythm program she has developed for preschool children. She presents the program at area libraries and community centers.
A showing of one video of a five-part series entitled the Raising of America will then be shown. Kathy Eisenmann of UW Extension in Jefferson, Tina Crave of the Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation, Carol Quest of the Watertown Health Department, and Stephanie Curtis of the Watertown Family Center will lead a discussion after the video.
Please attend this meeting as we discuss issues families of young children face and ways to increase safe, stable and nurturing relationships and environments for the young children in our community.
The Elks Club 117 N 1st St, Watertown
Watertown, WI 53094
AAUW-Watertown
aauw.wi@gmail.com.
AAUW- Watertown invites you to a public meeting focused on the importance of early childhood development and the future of our nation. The goal is to help inform people of the challenges young families face and to start talking about ways policies can help.
It will begin with a demonstration by Beth Mueller and some students of the Read, Rhyme and Rhythm program she has developed for preschool children. She presents the program at area libraries and community centers.
A showing of one video of a five-part series entitled the Raising of America will then be shown. Kathy Eisenmann of UW Extension in Jefferson, Tina Crave of the Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation, Carol Quest of the Watertown Health Department, and Stephanie Curtis of the Watertown Family Center will lead a discussion after the video.
Please attend this meeting as we discuss issues families of young children face and ways to increase safe, stable and nurturing relationships and environments for the young children in our community.
